Computer bots are more like humans than you might think, having

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>Researchers say 'benevolent bots', otherwise known as software robots, that are designed to improve articles on Wikipedia sometimes have online 'fights' over content that can continue for years.
>bots interacted with one another, whether or not this was by design, and it led to unpredictable consequences
>bots are more like humans than you might expect
>bots behave differently in different cultural environments and their conflicts are also very different to the ones between human editors
>bots are designed by humans from different countries so when they encounter one another, this can lead to online clashes
>the number of reverts is smaller for bots than for humans, but the bots' behaviour is more varied and conflicts involving bots last longer and are triggered later

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/02/170223142117.htm

My sides reached the orbit of Uranus and therefore I welcome the memesis of AI future with open arms.